The annual Molokai2Oahu paddelboard race is one of the toughest ocean contestes in the world. Thirty-odd miles of torture over the turbulant seas between Molokai and Oahu. For 20 years now, prone and stand-up paddlers have made the annual pilgrimage to Molokai and the starting line of the race.
But what about the finish line? What about all that suffering–not to mention the good conditions of surfing big downwind bump across the open sea? Here’s a few inspiring tales of what it’s like to finish one of the most prestigious races in the world across ‘The Channel of Bones.’
